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Why did the organization change from the European economic community to European union?
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Why did the European community rename to the European union?
Since it was founded in 1957, the organisation has had several names. Before the European Union, it had been known as the European Community. It started mainly to work for economic ties, but as its aims have changed and extended into a broader range of issues, the name has been changed to fit that. It is now far from being just purely about economic issues, so the name European Economic Community would not really fit. Many organisations change their names as they develop. That is how the EEC went to being the EC and now EU.
What type of movement is the result of recent economic change?
European Union (EU)
What has the author Jan Tinbergen written?
Jan Tinbergen has written: 'The European economic community: conservative or progressive?' -- subject(s): European Economic Community 'Warfare and welfare' -- subject(s): Welfare economics, International organization, National security, Economic security 'Pour une terre vivable' 'Ontwikkelingsplannen' -- subject(s): Economic development, Economic policy 'Meten in de menswetenschappen' -- subject(s): Social sciences, Research 'Technische ontwikkeling en werkgelegenheid' -- subject(s): Machinery in the workplace, Technological unemployment 'International economic co-operation' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Commerce, International cooperation 'Over de optimale internationale arbeidsverdeling' -- subject(s): Division of labor 'Central planning. --' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Central planning 'Atarashii keizai' -- subject(s): Economic history 'Business cycles in the United States of America, 1919-1932' 'Hoe kunnen wij machtsstructuren veranderen?' -- subject(s): Social change, Power (Social sciences) 'Hacia Una Economia Mundial' 'The European Economic Community' -- subject(s): European Economic Community 'The dynamics of business cycles' -- subject(s): Business cycles 'International economic integration' -- subject(s): International economic integration 'Beperkte concurrentie' -- subject(s): Monopolies, Competition 'The world crisis' -- subject(s): Economic policy 'On the theory of economic policy' -- subject(s): Economic policy 'A method and its application to investment activity' 'Kunnen wij de aarde beheren?' -- subject(s): Human ecology, Philosophy 'Wapens en welzijn' -- subject(s): Welfare economics, International organization, National security, Economic security
What are five characteristics of the Portugal economy?
First, Portugal, a founding member both of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), one of the newest members (along with Spain) of the European Community (EC). Second, scholars interested in revolutionary change and the associated economic consequences can compare the Portuguese experience with that of other nations that have undergone rapid systemic transformation. Third, Portugal's recent experiment with nationalization of the means of production will be of particular interest to students of industrial organization and public enterprise economics.
How would you describe economic development?
Economic development, generally speaking, is a process of change that is focused on the betterment of the community, state, and/or nation.
What has the author David F Gillespie written?
David F. Gillespie has written: 'Organizational response to changing community systems' -- subject(s): Case studies, Economic conditions, Neighbors in Need (Organization : Seattle, Wash.), Organizational change
What has the author Edmund Neville-Rolfe written?
Edmund Neville-Rolfe has written: 'Potential for change in the use of land in the European Community for non-food purposes up to the year 2000' -- subject(s): Rural Land use 'National aids to meat production, processing and distribution in the EEC' 'The politics of agriculture in the European Community' -- subject(s): Agriculture and state 'Economic aspects of agricultural development in Africa' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Bibliography, Economic aspects of Agriculture
How did Europe change from 1945 to present?
Europe saw the formation and destruction of a number of countries (for example, the formation and breakup of Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, West Germany, East Germany, Serbia and Montenegro, the Soviet Union, etc.). Europe also saw large economic boom. But what Europe mostly gained was a sense of unity, which didn't truly happen until the formation of organizations such as the European Coal and Steel Community, European Economic Community, and the European Union. The European countries, especially the Western ones, are now more united than ever and may even fuse together as one nation in the future (the European Union or possibly just Europe).
How did Mexican American reform groups such as the Community Service Organization sought change through what action?
Peaceful protest
What has the author Franklin written?
Franklin has written: 'Tomorrow's track' -- subject(s): Community organization, Social change
What are 3 motives behind the European race for colonies?
to change the economic, political, and social forces of peoples lives.
What is the difference between economic development and financial development?
Economic development, generally speaking, is a process of change that is focused on the betterment of the community, state, and/or nation and financial development is a part of of economic development important part.. it is more on financial.
